What we deliver
Framing is the structure everything else depends on. Crooked walls, out-of-plumb corners, and inconsistent stud spacing show up as bad drywall, bad tile, bad cabinets, and bad doors months later. BP Construction Company self-performs both wood and light-gauge metal stud framing as a commercial carpentry contractor in San Antonio because we want that part of the building right.
On the commercial side we frame demising walls, soffits, bulkheads, furred-out exterior walls, shaft walls, fire-rated partitions, and ceiling grids using standard light-gauge cold-formed steel. We work from architect-stamped sets, coordinate openings against MEP rough-in, and stay ahead of inspector punch items. Recent commercial framing scopes include retail tenant improvements, medical office, and municipal projects such as City of San Antonio Fire Station 53.
On the residential side we frame everything from custom homes and additions to interior remodels and structural repairs. That includes engineered wood I-joists, LVL beams, conventional 2x lumber, stud-pack columns, and the connection hardware that makes the whole assembly resist wind and seismic loads in the way the IRC actually requires.
Self-performing framing gives us tighter schedule control on the rest of the build. When framing is being subbed out, every other trade — MEP rough-in, insulation, drywall — waits on a calendar we do not control. When we frame in-house, we sequence the next trade the same day the inspector signs off, which is how we hold the schedules we quote.
If you are a general contractor looking for a reliable framing sub in San Antonio, an architect specifying light-gauge partitions, or a homeowner planning a structural change, we are happy to bid the framing scope independently. Send us the drawings and we will turn around a tight, line-item number.